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Today's News

  • Man charged after attempt to pawn family belongings

    A 28-year-old Harrison County man faces multiple charges after he attempted to pawn items that belonged to his brother-in-law.
    Around noon Tuesday, police received a call from Dryden’s Sporting Goods that Talmage “Seth” Nickels was in the store and attempting to pawn a firearm.
    Anthony Dryden, owner of the store, recognized Nickels from a previous theft in his store and believed that Nickels was a convicted felon, according to Sgt. Wilbur Gross of the Cynthiana Police Department.

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  • Crist family to perform at Cynthiana Christian Dec. 5

    The Crist Family will once again perform at Cynthiana Christian Church on Thursday, Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m.

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  • Where Jesus is Kermit the Frog

    A few weeks ago I met with a friend who’s a play therapist.
    She works with troubled, abused and damaged children, letting them play while she observes and does some other stuff — therapist stuff — that helps them express and process their thoughts and feelings.
    There’s a lot more to it, but that’s my reduced-to-bare-bones version of what she does.

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  • Community Calendar

    THURSDAY, Nov. 21
    Charlie Brown Thanksgiving. Thursday, Nov. 21 at 5:30 p.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library, for ages 4 to 11.
     

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  • Thorobreds face tough schedule with veteran squad

    Despite losing 35 points per game from the 2012-13 squad the Harrison County Thorobreds are returning a veteran group to attack the 2013-14 schedule.  
    Gone are guards Scott Kendall, Jordan Stubbs and Tommy Vallandingham, forwards Jordan Martin and Elijah Gross and center Tyler Martin from the 38th District Champs of one year ago.  
    Along with them they took a lot of game experience with many points and rebounds.  
    Coach Larry Kendall has some experienced players to take their spots but they must be molded into a cohesive unit.  

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  • Fillies scrimmage two quality opponents at Tates Creek Saturday

    The Harrison County Fillies begin regular season play at Calvary Christian on Dec. 2  so playing tough competition is a must for Coach Kim Furnish’s squad.  
    The Fillies traveled to Lexington Saturday to take on Scott High in the Tates Creek scrimmage.  
    Coach Rhonda Klette returns everyone from last year’s team that defeated the Fillies 68-55 last year plus a couple of seniors who have joined the squad.  

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  • Fillies soccer team holds awards banquet

    In the tradition of the Harrison County Fillies soccer team, the Batson’s served a feast to close out another successful soccer season.  
    Coach Kim Jenkins began the program with a recap of the 10-7-1 year.  

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  • Cross country closes season with awards luncheon

    Six seniors and the remainder of the Harrison County Cross Country team closed out the year Sunday afternoon with an awards luncheon in the Extension Office Community Room.
     After the meal Coach Danny Simpson took to the podium for the awards ceremony.  
    He thanked the parents and boosters for preparing the meal and helping to make the season so successful with their efforts.  

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  • HCMS Colts Basketball
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  • Sports beat

    Recreation Department
    taking basketball sign ups
    Darrell Baxter, director of the Cynthiana/Harrison County Parks and Recreation Department, has announced that basketball sign ups are being taken for several age groups.  
    Plans are for Parks and Recreation to form leagues for adults as well as middle school and high school intramural leagues. Interested parties can sign up daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Recreation office at City Hall gym. Any questions call Baxter at 859-298-5113.

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